Create, execute, and delete
This example uses E2B to make the provider input concrete. The generated client also includes typed creation inputs for the other providers in the 12-adapter OpenAPI contract.
use wildflower::{CreateSandboxInput, Wildflower};let client = Wildflower::new(std::env::var("WILDFLOWER_API_KEY")?)?;let sandbox = client.sandboxes().create(CreateSandboxInput::E2b { api_key: None, image: Some("base".to_owned()), timeout: Some(300),}).await?;let handle = client.sandboxes().attach(&sandbox.id)?;handle.wait_until_ready( std::time::Duration::from_millis(250), std::time::Duration::from_secs(30),).await?;let result = handle.run_command(&wildflower::RunCommandInput { command: "echo hello".to_owned(), cwd: None, env: None,}).await?;handle.write_text("/tmp/hello.txt", "hello").await?;println!("{}", result.stdout);handle.delete().await?;Authentication model
The Wildflower Computer API key authenticates the application. The selected provider credential is resolved from a connected project profile or sent as an inline override. Inline secrets are carried in headers and never serialized into the JSON request body.
A fresh process can use the same connected project profile. Inline mode requires the credential again; provider-specific connection context remains typed separately.
Error model
API failures expose stable error codes, HTTP status, an optional provider, and the response X-Request-Id. A command with a non-zero exit code is a successful execution result, not an API failure.
Generated package provenance
| Package version | 0.8.0 |
| API version | v1 |
| OpenAPI version | 0.8.0 |
| Generator version | 0.7.0 |
| OpenAPI SHA-256 | 7e4f085adbee5ae5e63941b3286eebbbc90d2185735f5ac2b0a1093432e81c4f |
| Source revision | 788b7325a454b8b753a7d614247d5694bad5c967 |
Availability
Distribution status: source-only. The generated package exists in the API source repository and its local release-candidate pipeline. This page does not claim registry publication while the generated status remains source-only.